Yep! You can move stuff around easily with movable unchecked...so long as you use interpolate or change attribute or constrains (X and/or Y) as Orbz stated.

Love the new attribute name: "Click-throughable" lol.

So far I have two GAME attributes which are playerX and playerY. they are set to 0 and both are integers

In the seesaw, constrain the X and Y position. That will keep it in place, and allow it to rotate when it collides with the player.

Now, to have the bullet go directly to an actor that has been selected could be trickier. You will need to have a game attribute for the X and the Y of the enemy actor. An easier way of doing this wou

-----Change Attribute: game.busy To: true

pass the y value to an actor attribute called yposs, and then just constrained self.y to that.

In the platform, create an integer attribute called originalY.

The top most actor sets a game attribute when it is touched that says it's "busy". On release, the top most actor waits 1 second before setting the busy attribute to false. So far

just means I will have to have an attribute called platform_y or some such, that can register the Y value of the platform when it's spawned. and then constrain the Y to that attribute.

You will have to go in and manually check every attribute in these actors and make sure they match exactly the actors from the demo.

You will have to go in and manually check every attribute in these actors and make sure they match exactly the actors from the demo.

Constrain the y value to a number? Or itself or something of the sort.

If you have it working the way you want I'd leave it like that. What I would recommend you do is to create a new actor with the size you, want say 50x50 and constrain this actors position to your main

On your 'start' button, or where you've put the reset currently, change the attribute 'lives' to 3.

The "Animation" behavior seems to be an advanced "Change Attribute" behavior. It's basically just swapping out images. So, use a "Rule" to change

Behaviour: Change attribute

Change attribute high score to game.Score

change attribute size.width to size.width+1

We can simply use change attribute width and height but it doesn't look as good as interpolate (seeing them grow).